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Weedcraft Inc is the tycoon game using marijuana as a tool for political debate
John Robertson
5?years ago
Yakuza 6: The Song of Life review - a successful series finale that embraces its quirks
Metal Gear Survive thrives in multiplayer but stumbles when playing solo
Need for Speed Payback feels like classic Burnout
6?years ago
Star Wars Battlefront 2: DICE's grand vision of a single-player campaign emerges from the dark
FIFA 18: ditching canned animations shows great promise
Far Cry 5 feels like a Tarantino-esque attack on modern politics
Dawn of War 3 guide: tips for best units, elites, factions and more
Dawn of War 3 review: a worthy RTS for the modern era
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 3 - playing Eldar, Ork & Space Marine factions off against each other
FIFA 17 promises the biggest shake up in years
7?years ago
Halo Wars 2: another confusing attempt at a console RTS
The Surge is an RPG taking a tough-as-nails approach to sci-fi
Dontnod's new game Vampyr is nothing like Life Is Strange
Beasting through Far Cry Primal
Has Just Cause 3 gone too hardcore for regular players?
8?years ago
Alien Isolation: the essential survival guide
9?years ago
FIFA 15: Ten game-changing features
Is GRID: Autosport The last great old-gen racer?
The Art of Infamous: Second Son - grounding fantasy in realism
The art of Titanfall: directing gameplay through visuals
The world of the PS4 trophy hunter
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel moonwalks over the corpse of weak filler
OnLive 2.0: is the game streaming service worth your money?
The Order: 1886 - the new PS4 exclusive with a lot to prove
InFamous: Second Son - the angsty superhero grows up
The Last of Us: Left Behind - favouring emotion over action
The OlliOlli story: "Sony told us we weren't asking them for enough money"
The Forest: survival, horror and the guilt of killing - interview
PS Vita: “People look at it as the iPod of handheld gaming,” says Sony boss
BioShock Infinite: Dystopian Americana
10?years ago
Ni No Kuni takes JRPGs back to the familiar
